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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1917
Page
4
Mrs. R. A. Bridges crawled into an 18 inch opening in Bull Mountain to reach a wolf den and retrieved ten pups and the dead mother wolf. Her husband earlier shot the mother after wolves killed four of his cows. sheriff issued $40 bounty.
Congressman John M. Evans has tendered his services and may join the new army organization. In a letter to the president he states he is among the House members who voted to declare war.
The speaker declares willingness to serve the country in any role, stating they would not ask others to do what they would not do themselves. They submit themselves to the government’s call and offer their services to any position, high or low, with respect.
A roundup of Montana items notes seeding delays in Plentywood separate lodge formations in Baker and Chinook bridges washed in Milk River areas, new church contracts, early closures in Lewistown, fly control efforts in Glasgow, settlers arriving in Stanford, gopher war funding, Roundup boulevard tree policy, and mass patriotic meetings. Other items include horse trades in Scobey, park planning in Big Sandy, extensive land filings at Havre, enlistees in Roundup, a jeweler’s death in Great Falls, and various civic, railway, and banking developments across the towns.
Leslie Parker’s bold cation on the Big Muddy sparked Casper’s oil rush. From Shannon Wyoming to Big Muddy fields, Parker proved outsiders could succeed, transforming Casper from a quiet frontier trading point to a booming hub with brokers, celebrities, and new wealth. Mrs Frost’s rapid brokerage triumph highlights the wave of fortune sweeping the town. The article details local figures, labor demands, immigration carloads, and assorted Montana and regional notes tied to the boom era.
Poslam promises rapid relief for pimples rashes and skin troubles Stopping itching quickly and potentially preventing spread The ad claims notable results for stubborn eczema and urges free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City United States
A Country Gentleman piece recalls a busy old lady visiting a wounded soldiers' home. She asks how injuries occurred and a weary William explains a shell caused it. He clarifies the blast “crept up quietly behind me and bit me.”
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